In an Organization: Losses and gains through or on account of death, or in connection with

the estates of deceased persons; financial conditions involved in partnerships, mergers or

lawsuits; financial relations with competitors, and their financial condition; revenue from
investments, or through liquidation of frozen assets; loans and income from sources not under
immediate control of the Organization; the company treasurer, as distinguished from the
Treasury.

House, Ninth.

In a Nativity. The realm of the abstract mind, of intuition and inspiration, of dreams and
visions, hence an index to one's reactions to philosophy, success and religion; and to his sense
of responsibility toward relatives, by blood or in law. From this arc inferences arc drawn
concerning grandchildren, especially those of his brother and his sister-in-law; the probability
of distant travel, timing, nature and results; the fate and nature of imports and exports; the
ultimate result of long-range advertising; world wide contacts and mental adjustment to racial
ideas, ideals and collective needs. With an author, his works from the standpoint of
publication.

In a Mundane Figure. Long-distance passenger and freight transportation and

communications, by or over sea, air and land; religion and the clergy; judges and courts of
law; the educated classes: universities and institutions of higher learning, and their
administrative and teaching personnel; philosophic and scientific societies and institutions
and their publications; all facilities designed to meet the public demand in education, religion,
transportation and communications; the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; immigration as
distinguished from emigration; weather conditions along the coast, particularly incoming
storms in process of formation as distinguished from their effects; and the origins of all
disturbances, either of an intellectual or atmospheric nature. Observe a distinction drawn
between the public's attitude toward the press, as indicated by the Third House, and the
attitude of the press toward the public as indicated by the Ninth House.

In a National Figure: The Secretary of State as a government official, as distinguished from

the State Department; the educated classes - those who control or govern the reading, writing
or travelling habits of the public.

In an Organization: the advertising department; long distance communications; results of

mail-order campaigns; relations with educational institutions and publications; professional
consultants, publicity and public relations; officials, as distinguished from their departments.